has anyone managed to resolve this? I bought a new laptop with Vista loaded
on release day, so no longer an RC1, 2 or beta issue! It wnet fone the forst
few times I rebooted, but back to the same annoying message.
Thanks in hope
Billy
has anyone managed to resolve this? I bought a new laptop with Vista loaded
on release day, so no longer an RC1, 2 or beta issue! It wnet fone the forst
few times I rebooted, but back to the same annoying message.
Thanks in hope
Billy
"Billy Scotland" <BillyScotland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:39124CB1-0246-4659-88A3-180E33BAF052@microsoft.com...
> has anyone managed to resolve this? I bought a new laptop with Vista
> loaded
> on release day, so no longer an RC1, 2 or beta issue! It wnet fone the
> forst
> few times I rebooted, but back to the same annoying message.
I got the same thing. I use Avast instead now. Works fine and free too.
Thanks, but avast is very cluncky and I found it took ages to set up and even
longer to scan etc. do you find that?
Billy
"Nathanial Woolls" wrote:
> "Billy Scotland" <BillyScotland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:39124CB1-0246-4659-88A3-180E33BAF052@microsoft.com...
> > has anyone managed to resolve this? I bought a new laptop with Vista
> > loaded
> > on release day, so no longer an RC1, 2 or beta issue! It wnet fone the
> > forst
> > few times I rebooted, but back to the same annoying message.
>
> I got the same thing. I use Avast instead now. Works fine and free too.
>
"Billy Scotland" <BillyScotland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:39124CB1-0246-4659-88A3-180E33BAF052@microsoft.com...
> has anyone managed to resolve this? I bought a new laptop with Vista
> loaded
> on release day, so no longer an RC1, 2 or beta issue! It wnet fone the
> forst
> few times I rebooted, but back to the same annoying message.
>
> Thanks in hope
>
> Billy
This happens to me once in a while. I just start it manually.
--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Answer in newsgroup. Don't expect an answer to email.
I have the same problem even with the official release of Vista Home Premium.
It doesn't happen all the time. I seems to happen when I do a restart. I have
to log off and log back on. AVG works fine after that. It seems there might
be a minor glitch that hopefully will be resolved soon.
Does anyone know of a good free antivirus that doesn't use alot of resources?
"Billy Scotland" wrote:
> has anyone managed to resolve this? I bought a new laptop with Vista loaded
> on release day, so no longer an RC1, 2 or beta issue! It wnet fone the forst
> few times I rebooted, but back to the same annoying message.
>
> Thanks in hope
>
> Billy
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